New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

whit possible expectation can wo have of any accom-
This that enough Democrats change the majority SHAH
consider our candidates gsod men 10 vote ,or anu De o'
gardess OF their party lines in supporting them
MEN MUST BE NAMED FOR WHAT THEY ARE.
The nomination OF q man solely because he is Repub-
lcan can produce results tAppanse.l The only
way in which can make efficient work is to
nominate for Office much better than nomn-
ated by the other side that all good citizens will
vote for our candidates applause. We must
abandon the idea that will under any
circumstances nominate man for 10 al office who
does not agree wich IA on state and National We
have duties TO prOIm besides parcelng Offices out
among ourselves. And with all our efforts we have
not succeeded in parceing ont many offices Laughter
when we consider the great National aud state issues at
stake III the failure how oar tile questions about the
county ticket doinde insignifcauce IN comparison!
The great Republican party throughout the land Is
the party for honesty and agaunst corrnpl i.n;
the law breakers ap3ause and FOR the men who enforce
the law iroonsed appisn,s We nav, nave a, a
raise high tho standard which was borne ny our great
OF the party. and to 20 before the people with
high principle to support And 80, eenen Is t.
names Of canidaes and not preclude ny doing
by adopting this resolution. Great appause
MIR. LAWSON COMPLIMENTS MR. ROOT.
John u. Lawson was next his feet lie said he had
listened Mr. Root with interest aud that Of all
the arguments in favor of the Republican parys nom
mating only Republicans that he ever had heard that
was the best Mr. Lawson continued
lie has told you that the Democratic party Is corrupt
TO GSn1e n i ds can 'h
MAIDS an Opportunity to rcctiiy system Of
politics for nominating Democrats by simply refusing
TO DO II. AMI hereafter MONT mating only Republicans
Laughter WAS produced 10y tho given to ques
lions put by l.. : Van Allen who the next speaker
and who favored the resolution lie said
u we haven't in the Republican party men %o, Ca
"a O'e out of " eaisrence have lever yet voted
hut the sas Unable Eep !" .c how 'T Wo
shall be benefited by putting TWO Democrats on me
name name Of "" M. Tl and Nicoll what would
be the result Shouts of 4" Fleet them them,
wHai woHli he the result Renewed shouts of Wed
elect them" 1--WE place our Ticket only men OF our
own party We will elect the whole ticket.
A rAtIY OF REFORM AND PROGRESS.
Charles y Taintor said that this was question
whether the people of NewYork should rally as they had
in the Tweed times in support OF platform OF
honest government and reform. He continued:
Let put the party where it belongs in the van OF
progress Let US not narrow ourselves down to mere
partisauship.
General Henry A. Barnum said that he believed il the
convention followed the advice presented and failed to
indorse MARITIME and Nicor. the Republican party
would poll no more than one-third OF the Republican
vote OF the city. lie added
These two gentlemen have shown not only their ability
but their honesty. fthcv are put on our ticket 2oOuo
Republican, will be brought next saturday who
would moi Otherwise resiser. We are party Of eeod
government and am IN favor OF placing
before the people candidates VINO are the represents
tyes of good government.
General Barnum moved to lay the resolution on the
table After discussion he roll of the convention
called and the vote stood BOB against the
aud 81 for it, The chairman then announced
that they woud proceed to The nomination Of candi-
dates for the ticket
NOMINATING THE TICKET.
The conycrton then took up tho real business OF
the evening the nomination OF the ticket For Judge
OF the supreme Court Daniel G. Rollins nomi-
mated amid great applause. Charles G. Cronin nomi-
mated He0ry L. Rowland as well worthy the sup
port of all Republicans and the large. no
nominations OF Messrs. Rollins and Rowland were car
ried unanimously.
1homls j. Rush nominate City Judge Ernest Hall for
reno a o able o and "PSn n.s
LXcow. Botn were unanimously nominated
Henry Clinton Bacsus nominated Isaac DAYTON for
and assisted at the birth Of the Republican party. a"d
VINO had been coasisten, kcpHD,ean, an qPrgat
nominated by reclamation
WHY NIX. NICoLL HFSITATED.
lHasnan CrIlger then announced that the next bust
order was the nomination for District Attorney.
Mr.. Root took the platform. lie said that when |
Mr.. Ncoll received the letter announcing that he
was nominated he said that he had a |
chief who had nobly stood by him the prosecutions
which had brought MIN prominently before the pn6llc
II had been that MS chief wodd DC knitted at
contribute his defeat II would be necessary to place
the ticket both the chief and the young assistant lie
closed with the statement:
nominate Delaney Ncoll. We love him for the
mics he mas made Goa biesS lln
The nomination seconded by Samuel H. Randall,
who reminded them that Republicans in Baltimore
looking for aid from Democrats. The question was
pn, and Mr. Sic9 was nominated BY Tremendous
negative was put
INDoRsING MR. MARITIME.
Elhu Root said lie would move that the convention in
dorse Randolph B. MARITIME for Judge OF the Court OF
General Sessions A round Of applause was followed by |
q few Misses which drowned by renewed APP
plause.
Mr.. Root said that to do this 1t would be necessary TO
DROP OF his dearest and best friends and trusst Re-
Chairman Cruger put the notion and there
a volume of ayes that drowned the few noes. Tho
dent tina, the obstacle which it feared would
the ticket had been overcome
General Joseph C. Jackson then nominated John Jay
Knox as the candidate Controller. He declared that
he the oldtims Republicans OF the time OF
Lincoln and Grant. Mr.. Knox was nominated by accia-
nation.
Charles " Taintor then placed In nomination James T.
Van Rensselaer, President of the Board Of Aldermen
This Is carried by accamatIOn.
Philip V K. Van Wyck nominated Dennis Shea for
Coroner. Mr.. Shea IL popular aud his nomination was
carried through with great applause
AN APPEAL MADE BY THE PARTY.
The following resolutions read by Secretary Bel
iamy. they adopted without a dissenting voice
The Republican party of the city OF New-fork
in County Convention assembled makes the following
appeal to IT'S members and TO our citizens in general
arise when conspicuous merit IN tried
public officer OF opposite faith from
own commands consideration superior 10 the
claims OF partsanshlp this convention has
placed nomination for District Attorney Mr.. Delaney
kicoll, whose honesty ability and untiring energy
tho present incumbent OF that office ente
him promotion tho hands of his fellow citizens
spective OF party
Our party In the past has frequently shown itself
superior partisan considerations IN tho selection OF
for the Judiciary The occasion has arisen
when the Republicans In recognition OF tried merit and
integrity Endorsed the OF the present Democratic
DisrctAttorney for election 10 the ne " judgeship The
Republican Convention having thus shown It's readiness
TO reward conspicuous merit IN Judicial and quasi
judicial officers regardless OF partisan claims has com
peted its county ticket by the nomination OF Repub
leans OF conspicuous MORT.
Tho Republican party OF this city pledges itself TO
honest and methods In tho administration Of